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What could be causing my child to have random pains in her arms?
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Depends on her age: Growing pains are common below 12 years of age, usually involve the thighs and responds to massage. We really need more facts before discussing. What is her age? Activities? Meds? Has she had a CBC recently? Fevers? Awaken at night?
Answered 6/10/2014
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